Reporter's notes: go to Caofa Township Road

Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu, September 9th (Reporter Kang Jinqian) At 9:30 am on the 8th, the reporter set off from Sichuan, Sichuan, and went to Caoke Tibetan Township, Grandmark, Asan City, which was severely affected in the "September 5" Luding earthquake.

After the disaster, the road leading to Caofen Township was severely damaged, and it was once lost to the outside world. On the afternoon of September 6, the rescue personnel arrived on foot and successfully opened the helicopter to lower the venue, and opened up the "life channel" of Caofeng Township and the outside world. Rescue supplies were shipped to the local area one after another, and the ground roads were also emerging.

The reporter took the off -road vehicle north along the National Highway 211. On the left side of the road, the Dadu River flowed quietly, and the mountains that collapsed from time to time appeared on the right side.

When you came to the Dolthay Stone Tunnel, road control appeared ahead. After a while, the rescue vehicles of the license plates on various places were lined up. The reporter saw that there are medical security vehicles, engineering machinery cars, fire emergency vehicles, power rescue vehicles, and small bus printed with rural passenger transport. The carriages are full of vegetables, noodles and other supplies.

A team member from the Ya'an Fire Detachment told reporters that they would rush to the resettlement point of the resettlement point in Caofa Township and other places to configure fire equipment.

Going forward, the worse the road conditions. When he came to Wanggangping Township, the reporter encountered a big landslide, and the vehicles on the road carefully line up. "If I step on the accelerator a little bit, the car will fly up." The driver master said.

Through the window, the reporter saw the white landslide traces of the mountains across the Dadu River. Going forward is Caofei Township. Because of traffic control, the reporter gave up the ride and followed five young volunteers in Ashaima Prefecture. With water and dry food, they planned to help the rescue in Caofa Township.

Along the way, the reporter saw many police and auxiliary police. After a high -risk falling section, a policeman anxiously shouted to us: "Run! Quickly pass, don't look at it!" When passing through the tunnel, the police officer told us to turn on the mobile phone flash to remind the past vehicles to remind the tunnel to the tunnel of the tunnel to the tunnel of the tunnel. There are pedestrians.

At 3 pm, the reporter encountered a small white truck, and the driver greeted the reporter enthusiastically. I learned that his name was Hong Tao, from the State Grid Sichuan Ferun Power Company. In the past few days, he has been busy at the front line of power rescue. Just fifteen minutes ago, the first lamp was lit in the resettlement of Caoke Township.

After a while, there was a light rain floating in the sky, and the road conditions became worse. Occasionally, the little stones smashed from the hillside hit the roof, making a "bang" sound.

At 3:45 pm, after nearly 6 hours, the reporter finally arrived in Caofu Township. Here, you can see rescuers in different color uniforms everywhere.

Chen Jianbo, deputy captain of the production safety emergency rescue detachment of Guangyuan City, told reporters that they brought life search and rescue equipment, disassembly equipment and emergency supplies today, and prepared to use drones to search and rescue personnel.

Several villagers of Tianwanhe Village were busy washing, cutting meat, and boiling water at Cakexiang Central Elementary School. The villagers told reporters that today's dinner is preparing to make beancurd and beancale.

"After the earthquake, the government transported many materials through helicopters. Everyone was thinking about ways. We also had to act and carry out self -rescue." Said Luo Anfang, a 58 -year -old villager.

【Edit: Tian Boqun】

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